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HOORAY - SOME OF 1901 CENSUS IS ON ANCESTRY

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Eames

Eames Report 13 Apr 2004 07:51

Max, Oh yes I'd ask that for 2nd question.. many questions to ask I'm sure lol T x

Researching:
Eames (London & Middlesex), Mingo (Devon & Middlesex), O'Leary (London), Field (Kent & Sussex), Rossiter (Wiltshire), Greenshields (Scotland), Hardy (London). Now doing Hopekirk (Croydon, Hastings and Scotland), Noden (Hastings, East Sussex)

Eames

Eames Report 13 Apr 2004 08:14

Marlene, Ahh yes.. wondered about the FAIRY .. Hows you getting on with it?! T Another question I'd like to ask to the dead.. WHO ARE YOUR PARENTS?! And what is it with name William O'Leary as I know 4 generations has that name, each father grr! LOL

Researching:
Eames (London & Middlesex), Mingo (Devon & Middlesex), O'Leary (London), Field (Kent & Sussex), Rossiter (Wiltshire), Greenshields (Scotland), Hardy (London). Now doing Hopekirk (Croydon, Hastings and Scotland), Noden (Hastings, East Sussex)

Janice

Janice Report 13 Apr 2004 08:20

I would ask my gg-grandmother about her husband!! I can't find a birth, marriage or death for him, and she manages to keep producing children while she's a widow LOL Amazing for what appears to be her imaginary friend!!!!!! By the way, if anyone finds any evidence for the existence of a Richard Noble Parkinson, middle 1800s, please let me know :-) Janice

Marlene

Marlene Report 13 Apr 2004 08:44

Hi Tracey Thanks for asking about my Fairey /Fairy lot. Unfortunately some have flitted away!!. I am still looking for someone who can open the 1871 image for William Farry and son William Farry 28 on the Birmingham census and tell me whether it's another mistranscription or not! And where they lived and whether there others with them! I have added 27 to the GC tree today though so I am not shirking! Cheers Marlene

Eames

Eames Report 13 Apr 2004 08:53

Janice, Scary thought LOL ! Marlene, Aww Birmingham census? If only 1871 Ancestry had it, I'd try that for you ! T

Researching:
Eames (London & Middlesex), Mingo (Devon & Middlesex), O'Leary (London), Field (Kent & Sussex), Rossiter (Wiltshire), Greenshields (Scotland), Hardy (London). Now doing Hopekirk (Croydon, Hastings and Scotland), Noden (Hastings, East Sussex)

Debi Coone

Debi Coone Report 13 Apr 2004 13:16

hahahahaha @ the addiction of it all. I'm gonna get a subscription for Ancestry NOW!!! lol ( whats the betting my bubble is BURST though and I find its NOT MAC FRIENDLY ?!?!?) Much happiness Debi

Lynda

Lynda Report 13 Apr 2004 18:08

Hey you lot Did any of you get any sleep last night!!!!!! Iv'e only just seen the message. Thanks for putting it on the board. What a super surprise!! Certainly will renew my sub with Ancestry. Bet as you say PRO will feel the pinch, wonder if they knew it was going to happen. Happy hunting to all!! Lynda

Eames

Eames Report 13 Apr 2004 18:14

Now... Sleep? What's that? Dont remember it now that I'm been hogging the PC licking lovingly at Ancestry for the 1901 and having a chuckle at the thought of PRO seething LOL Yes.. STILL not able to find that damn O'Learys in London <waves fist> LOL they're determinated to be elusive to me.. Argh.. <rants> Hows YOU lot going?? T xx

Researching:
Eames (London & Middlesex), Mingo (Devon & Middlesex), O'Leary (London), Field (Kent & Sussex), Rossiter (Wiltshire), Greenshields (Scotland), Hardy (London). Now doing Hopekirk (Croydon, Hastings and Scotland), Noden (Hastings, East Sussex)

Eames

Eames Report 13 Apr 2004 18:49

I know what you mean about the stairs.. they're NOT the quietest thing in the house at all ! lol - what are we like?! Such sad addict but loving it :oD

Researching:
Eames (London & Middlesex), Mingo (Devon & Middlesex), O'Leary (London), Field (Kent & Sussex), Rossiter (Wiltshire), Greenshields (Scotland), Hardy (London). Now doing Hopekirk (Croydon, Hastings and Scotland), Noden (Hastings, East Sussex)

Lynda

Lynda Report 13 Apr 2004 19:10

You will all have to move to bungalows!!! lol Lynda x

Eames

Eames Report 13 Apr 2004 19:26

Funny you should say that.. I was actually thinking of moving into bungalow or ground floor maisonette lol T x

Researching:
Eames (London & Middlesex), Mingo (Devon & Middlesex), O'Leary (London), Field (Kent & Sussex), Rossiter (Wiltshire), Greenshields (Scotland), Hardy (London). Now doing Hopekirk (Croydon, Hastings and Scotland), Noden (Hastings, East Sussex)

Marlene

Marlene Report 14 Apr 2004 01:31

A disquieting thought... has Ancestry done this as a marketing tool to keep everyone hooked - divert attention from the fact the 1871 isn't finished etc? Stymie the criticism that flowed across every genealogy board about their free trials ? Oh well beggars can't be choosers but they sure know how to ensure people keep paying subs! Tired and disgruntled as I spent half the night searching the PRO 1901 -why did they think my Fairy clan were so oddly named???????????????? Am I allowed to swear on this board... perhaps if I do it in Maori they won't understand! Happy hunting folks Marlene

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